David City High School - Scout Yearbook (David City, NE)

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L'-v-'v Virginia Haha, Lucille Palik, Hlice Qndel, Geraldine Svoboda, Letha Noziclca, Margaret Reruclia, lean Klein, Betty Glcclc, Ioan Flnderson and Mr, Willard Lally check the news for this week's Scoop Henrietta Svoboda types the Scoop. lean Klein, Betty Glock, Letha Noziclca, loan Finder- son, Lucille Palilc, Geraldine Svoboda receive their Quill and Scroll pins from Mr, VV'illard Lally. , ii lm Lois: lean I-loeft mirneographs the Scoop The Scftut staff, Virginia Haba, Geraldine Svoboda, Letha llcziclca, Fllice Plzidel Margaret Rerucha, lean Klein Bettv Glcclf, lfari Flndersscn, Mr Willard Lally and lee Klirnent qet their heads tcaether over the i'Scout 'Lx 'bail v ll! - ,'1

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gh Bax , of, Towne dvi5 Xe O Oi o GQQQTQOMXQWO - C1 9- xx. w- wo DO , trims Tune in at l2:30 on station DC.-T.V. for Farm Reports, with R. O. Gingery and his Farmhands, so states one ot our leading newspapers. Another organization combined with the vocational agriculture classes is the Future Farmers of America. These farm boys, especially interested in all the details of farming, learned much through working together this year on the program. Mr. Gingery had as special helpers presi- dent, Don Kraft: vice president, Max Bokel- rnang secretary, Ierome Beringer and news re- porter, Tom Barlean. Donald Stara looks over his refs' H Bm vgonxei oy er. gotxe mf! FARM REPORTS They, and the other Sl vocational agricul- ture members, put out the Future Farmers of America annual. Pictures were taken of all the boys and their projects tor the yearbook. The FFA. sold concessions at ball games and made and sold box troughs, Also they sold greeting cards to raise funds for the or- ganization. Don Mahlin Won a White ribbon in the dis- trict F.F.A. meeting at York. He participated in the Greenhand F.F.A. creed-speaking con- test. Eldon Polacek, Bob Fadschild, Miles Qndel, Ptlfred Bongers WST PYOVSCTI SPOTfed Polfmd Don Kraft and his corn project which made 65 and Bel? Refuchq Work On Cy-imc hogs' bushels Cm acre their protect books. is . ' 'T V fm.. K if D g an -we Q 1 . ' i 4 I A . ik -T T it it i int Q 5 if -,tg tit i l in 'f' 1 , uf 5 4 9, Q L Q :fwfr f IC3' I Q tif. 1 2 is 4. ., ,if s 5 f v xv g N i.1f'.-mf ' 1 e t 5 T t 2-iff.-s s- me A is nr P- ' ' 3' i ' '-tail .515 55, M- l R F f, ii , i 9 ' 1 '-t2,,?'m H ' -Fl . 1 19 inf? fi? f 7 , ,, X . , .- .X 4 Q, A X ,Z 11. 1 had 5, ., gli. f ,ifmaii Qian! 4, , 7' Q .www - 1 'T' . ' if'i'N:i 1.23: 723 ' , A i , ' Q -3 frm , A. Z r -'T t,-me -2 y - A.-.. LA f 5l,1.m 3373,-Z cw-:taxi ,si :haf -s

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Mr. H. C. Ebmeier, Iohn Tomek, Mr. Ellis Mercer and Connie Votova, pose before the drivers training car and all the students who have taken driver's training this year. STATION YOU FIX THEM-WE WRECK THEM Over ninety students, who would have reached their sixteenth birthday by November l, l95U, enrolled in this course. The behind-the-wheel training was taken in a new Chevrolet loaned by D. D. Davis, one ot the city automobile dealers. The students in this televised safety pro- gram were also required to read two books, Page 30 l'The Nebraska Drivers Manual and Man and the Motor Car. Ht the end of the training period each stu- dent was given a driver's test and examination covering the two books. Htter the student proved eligible, a mem- ber ot the State Safety Patrol gave him the state examination in order to receive his li- cense. 5 . Patrolman Sackett tests the eyes of Norma Hrmagost while Marcella Host waits her turn.